Sentence examples for desire of achieved from inspiring English sources

She compares herself at this time to an "animal exulting over its carefully stocked lair," and to the creature in Kafka's story "The Burrow," who looks forward to "the sweet sleep...of satisfied desire, of achieved ambition".

Embarrassed by her mother, the daughter wants a 'settled' life, something she believes her mother is not capable (nor desiring) of achieving.

"Flotation remains the principal desired method of achieving liquidity for shareholders," the firm said in a statement after weekend reports that Lehman Brothers, one of several Wall Street firms mentioned in takeover speculation, was pressing for a deal.

"And if Congress adopts sanctions, it shows lack of seriousness and lack of a desire to achieve a resolution on the part of the United States.

As journalism professor Ralph Engelman writes in his book "Public Radio and Television in America," today's public media was born out of the desire to achieve a more democratic version of German philosopher Jürgen Habermas' public sphere.

Indeed, some actions that are done out of a desire to achieve good are corrupt actions, namely, acts of so-called noble cause corruption.

Eating poorly and overeating can diminish your level of success or desire to achieve a higher level of success.

The context this time was a desire to achieve expectations of greater monetary stimulus, in order to facilitate recovery from the great recession of 2008-09.

The pressure to perform is coupled with the all-too-human desire to achieve moments of perfection in an imperfect world.

He noted that the defendants had themselves made similar arguments before settling and stated that they settled the case out of "the desire to achieve global peace in the publishing industry".

The narcissism trait induces a strong desire to achieve recognition of one's superiority and, in order to prove it, attempts to gain attention and envy.